The MRC-60 is a straightforward solution to playing music on your mobile phone through your home stereo setup.

The HBH-PV710 is an average, but not outstanding Bluetooth headset.

If you want a hassle-free and simple to use accessory, the Explorer 320 was made for you

TDK provides the Bluetooth market with an excellent solution for listening to music and making stereo phone calls.

The asking price is a little steep, but if you can't travel without your music then the MD-6 is definitely recommended.

The Motorola c168 is a cheap, easy to use and compact mobile phone that would suit those who do not want or need many features on their mobiles. At this price, it's a steal.

The BT3030 does a solid job at wirelessly handling calls and music, and also commands a respectable asking price.

The LG KP202's affordable price tag makes it an ideal Christmas gift for the kids. While tech-savvy teens will probably turn their nose up at its limited functionality, the stylish design should see them fairly satisfied.

For a sub-$100 handset, there isn’t too much to complain about here. Bluetooth and MP3 ring tones are standard, while Vodafone’s prepay pack is good value. If you’re looking for a basic flip handset, then Nokia’s 2760 ticks most of the boxes.

The H4 is a stunning piece of design that offers decent, but not outstanding sound quality. Its best features are size and weight, and the ability to store two phone numbers for quick dialling.

The Sagem my411X is a budget phone with no premium features. While there are many flaws with the phone's functionality and design, the relatively low cost and simple interface will no doubt intrigue some.

The Sudio Alto isn't the best pair of headphones on the market, but if it's wireless simplicity for your mobile phone you crave then they are a decent choice. If you want top quality audio and a comfortable design you should probably look elsewhere.